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AGILE pointed observations performed from July 9, 2007 to October 30, 2009cover a very large time interval, with a \gamma-ray dataset useful to performstudies of medium to high brightness galactic sources in the 30 MeV -- 50 GeVenergy range. We present a study of the 1AGL galactic sources in the E > 100MeV band, over the complete Agile pointed Observation Blocks (OBs) archive.  The first AGILE Gamma-Ray Imaging Detector (GRID) catalog included a sampleof 47 sources (1AGL; Pittori et al. 2009), detected with a conservativeanalysis over the first year of operations dataset. In the analysis herereported we used data obtained with an improved full Field of View (FOV) eventfilter, on a much larger (about 27.5 months) observation dataset, analyzing themerging of all data and each OB separately. The data processing resulted in animproved source list as compared to the 1AGL one, particularly in complexregions of the galactic plane. We present here some results on the revised 1AGLgalactic sources and on the variability of some of them.

A variability study of the AGILE first catalog of \gamma-ray sources on 2.3 years of AGILE pointed observations